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How to stringify entire JavaScript file code as JSON value
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let's say I have some JavaScript code taken from a file stored in a string, and I want to send that to a server, how can I stringify it?
For example, I want the result of something like this (which I stringified from the babelJS transform.code result, which looks like it automatically flattened the javascript and added in all the " breaks, how can I Do this with my own JavaScript code string?):
"compiled JavaScript":"code":""use strict";nnfunction _classCallCheck(instance, Constructor) if (!(instance instanceof Constructor)) throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function"); nnvar f = function f(x) ;nnvar Coybster = function Coybster() n _classCallCheck(this, Coybster);n;","error":null
javascript babeljs babel
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let's say I have some JavaScript code taken from a file stored in a string, and I want to send that to a server, how can I stringify it?
For example, I want the result of something like this (which I stringified from the babelJS transform.code result, which looks like it automatically flattened the javascript and added in all the " breaks, how can I Do this with my own JavaScript code string?):
"compiled JavaScript":"code":""use strict";nnfunction _classCallCheck(instance, Constructor) if (!(instance instanceof Constructor)) throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function"); nnvar f = function f(x) ;nnvar Coybster = function Coybster() n _classCallCheck(this, Coybster);n;","error":null
javascript babeljs babel
asked Mar 22 at 7:43
bluejaykebluejayke
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JSON.stringify(code)? It is normal that quotes are escaped.
– trincot
Mar 22 at 7:45
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Your result there is valid JSON (or, if not JSON, it's an object which can be serialized ^) - you should be able to send it around anywhere safely
– CertainPerformance
Mar 22 at 7:45
Where is this JS coming from? If it's retrieved via ajax, then it's already a string that can be sent to server. If it's a JS function, then you can stringify it withtoStringmethod (but your example has multiple statements)
– eithed
Mar 22 at 7:49
JavaScript code- code can not be converted to JSON
– Jaromanda X
Mar 22 at 7:50
@CertainPerformance the example I brought is copied from babelJS, thats the result I WANT to get in my own string
– bluejayke
Mar 22 at 7:56
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show 5 more comments
let's say I have some JavaScript code taken from a file stored in a string, and I want to send that to a server, how can I stringify it?
For example, I want the result of something like this (which I stringified from the babelJS transform.code result, which looks like it automatically flattened the javascript and added in all the " breaks, how can I Do this with my own JavaScript code string?):
"compiled JavaScript":"code":""use strict";nnfunction _classCallCheck(instance, Constructor) if (!(instance instanceof Constructor)) throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function"); nnvar f = function f(x) ;nnvar Coybster = function Coybster() n _classCallCheck(this, Coybster);n;","error":null
javascript babeljs babel
asked Mar 22 at 7:43
bluejaykebluejayke
3782519
let's say I have some JavaScript code taken from a file stored in a string, and I want to send that to a server, how can I stringify it?
For example, I want the result of something like this (which I stringified from the babelJS transform.code result, which looks like it automatically flattened the javascript and added in all the " breaks, how can I Do this with my own JavaScript code string?):
"compiled JavaScript":"code":""use strict";nnfunction _classCallCheck(instance, Constructor) if (!(instance instanceof Constructor)) throw new TypeError("Cannot call a class as a function"); nnvar f = function f(x) ;nnvar Coybster = function Coybster() n _classCallCheck(this, Coybster);n;","error":null
javascript babeljs babel
javascript babeljs babel
asked Mar 22 at 7:43
bluejaykebluejayke
3782519
asked Mar 22 at 7:43
bluejaykebluejayke
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asked Mar 22 at 7:43
bluejaykebluejayke
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asked Mar 22 at 7:43
bluejaykebluejayke
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asked Mar 22 at 7:43
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JSON.stringify(code)? It is normal that quotes are escaped.
– trincot
Mar 22 at 7:45
1
Your result there is valid JSON (or, if not JSON, it's an object which can be serialized ^) - you should be able to send it around anywhere safely
– CertainPerformance
Mar 22 at 7:45
Where is this JS coming from? If it's retrieved via ajax, then it's already a string that can be sent to server. If it's a JS function, then you can stringify it withtoStringmethod (but your example has multiple statements)
– eithed
Mar 22 at 7:49
JavaScript code- code can not be converted to JSON
– Jaromanda X
Mar 22 at 7:50
@CertainPerformance the example I brought is copied from babelJS, thats the result I WANT to get in my own string
– bluejayke
Mar 22 at 7:56
|
show 5 more comments
1
JSON.stringify(code)? It is normal that quotes are escaped.
– trincot
Mar 22 at 7:45
1
Your result there is valid JSON (or, if not JSON, it's an object which can be serialized ^) - you should be able to send it around anywhere safely
– CertainPerformance
Mar 22 at 7:45
Where is this JS coming from? If it's retrieved via ajax, then it's already a string that can be sent to server. If it's a JS function, then you can stringify it withtoStringmethod (but your example has multiple statements)
– eithed
Mar 22 at 7:49
JavaScript code- code can not be converted to JSON
– Jaromanda X
Mar 22 at 7:50
@CertainPerformance the example I brought is copied from babelJS, thats the result I WANT to get in my own string
– bluejayke
Mar 22 at 7:56
1
1
JSON.stringify(code)? It is normal that quotes are escaped.– trincot
Mar 22 at 7:45
JSON.stringify(code)? It is normal that quotes are escaped.– trincot
Mar 22 at 7:45
1
1
Your result there is valid JSON (or, if not JSON, it's an object which can be serialized ^) - you should be able to send it around anywhere safely
– CertainPerformance
Mar 22 at 7:45
Your result there is valid JSON (or, if not JSON, it's an object which can be serialized ^) - you should be able to send it around anywhere safely
– CertainPerformance
Mar 22 at 7:45
Where is this JS coming from? If it's retrieved via ajax, then it's already a string that can be sent to server. If it's a JS function, then you can stringify it with
toString method (but your example has multiple statements)– eithed
Mar 22 at 7:49
Where is this JS coming from? If it's retrieved via ajax, then it's already a string that can be sent to server. If it's a JS function, then you can stringify it with
toString method (but your example has multiple statements)– eithed
Mar 22 at 7:49
JavaScript code - code can not be converted to JSON– Jaromanda X
Mar 22 at 7:50
JavaScript code - code can not be converted to JSON– Jaromanda X
Mar 22 at 7:50
@CertainPerformance the example I brought is copied from babelJS, thats the result I WANT to get in my own string
– bluejayke
Mar 22 at 7:56
@CertainPerformance the example I brought is copied from babelJS, thats the result I WANT to get in my own string
– bluejayke
Mar 22 at 7:56
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JSON.stringify(code)? It is normal that quotes are escaped.– trincot
Mar 22 at 7:45
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Your result there is valid JSON (or, if not JSON, it's an object which can be serialized ^) - you should be able to send it around anywhere safely
– CertainPerformance
Mar 22 at 7:45
Where is this JS coming from? If it's retrieved via ajax, then it's already a string that can be sent to server. If it's a JS function, then you can stringify it with
toStringmethod (but your example has multiple statements)– eithed
Mar 22 at 7:49
JavaScript code- code can not be converted to JSON– Jaromanda X
Mar 22 at 7:50
@CertainPerformance the example I brought is copied from babelJS, thats the result I WANT to get in my own string
– bluejayke
Mar 22 at 7:56